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Good Hope council unanimously adopts Rebuild Alabama Act resolution and authorizes agreements for storm shelter and road work
Summary
At its Aug. 12 meeting the Good Hope City Council unanimously adopted Resolution No. 017-2024 to adopt the annual Rebuild Alabama Act and authorized the mayor to sign agreements for architectural and civil engineering services for a proposed Multi‑Use Storm Shelter/Community Center and for extending Daystar Drive.
The Good Hope City Council on Aug. 12 unanimously adopted a resolution to adopt the annual Rebuild Alabama Act and authorized the mayor to enter agreements for architectural and civil engineering services tied to a proposed Multi‑Use Storm Shelter/Community Center and the extension of Daystar Drive.
Council Member Susan Eller moved to pass Resolution No. 017-2024 to adopt the annual Rebuild Alabama Act for the City of Good Hope. The motion was seconded by Council Member Terry Shabel and approved by unanimous roll call vote. The council recorded no dissenting votes.
Council Member Greg Brown moved to pass Resolution No. 018-2024, authorizing Mayor Jerry Bartlett to enter into an agreement for architectural services for a proposed Multi‑Use Storm Shelter/Community Center; Council Member Taft Dillashaw seconded. By unanimous roll call the council approved the authorization.
Later, Council Member Greg Brown moved to pass Resolution No. 019-2024 giving Mayor Bartlett permission to enter an agreement for civil engineering services for the Multi‑Use Storm Shelter/Community Center. Council Member Terry Shabel seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.
Council Member Taft Dillashaw moved to pass Resolution No. 020-2024 authorizing Mayor Bartlett to enter an agreement for civil engineering services for the extension of Daystar Drive. Council Member Eric Phillips seconded and the council approved the motion by unanimous roll call.
The meeting opened at 6:30 p.m. with Mayor Jerry Bartlett calling the session to order and Council Member Greg Brown giving the invocation. The council approved the July 22, 2024 minutes earlier in the meeting after a motion from Council Member Susan Eller, seconded by Taft Dillashaw. The meeting was adjourned at 6:51 p.m.
No public comments or extended debate on the resolutions are recorded in the meeting minutes. Specific contract amounts, vendor names, and project schedules were not specified in the minutes and are listed as not specified in the council record.
